4x6 headlight with lowrise
Veilside did something similar, pretty rare to source the lights though.
Would be cool if someone could source a sleek housing and add hid projectors.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...re-u-k-828676/
Would be cool if someone could source a sleek housing and add hid projectors.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...re-u-k-828676/
For the OP, if you are considering making your own custom sleepy eye headlights I suggest you check out Hella 6213.
I know there is a site that sells them in a kit for the MX-5. And I also know a guy on the French rx-7 forums who made a custom kit for the FD using the Hella 6213.
I you go to Hella's website you can find all the info about them.
I know there is a site that sells them in a kit for the MX-5. And I also know a guy on the French rx-7 forums who made a custom kit for the FD using the Hella 6213.
I you go to Hella's website you can find all the info about them.
I have been looking into doing this with LED light bars but cant seem to find anything that gives me the light I am looking for. My next step was going to be two projectors. I hate how high the oem lights stick up, the Veilside kit is perfect IMO!
For the OP, if you are considering making your own custom sleepy eye headlights I suggest you check out Hella 6213.
I know there is a site that sells them in a kit for the MX-5. And I also know a guy on the French rx-7 forums who made a custom kit for the FD using the Hella 6213.
I you go to Hella's website you can find all the info about them.
I know there is a site that sells them in a kit for the MX-5. And I also know a guy on the French rx-7 forums who made a custom kit for the FD using the Hella 6213.
I you go to Hella's website you can find all the info about them.
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I don't think you need a housing, all you need to do is incorporate a glass or acrylic rectangle to the shroud.
Make the shroud retain the glass/acrylic piece with some clips from the inside.
The hard part would be making the brackets and figuring out the light source, and of course, making the shroud.
Make the shroud retain the glass/acrylic piece with some clips from the inside.
The hard part would be making the brackets and figuring out the light source, and of course, making the shroud.
For a sealed projector a custom shroud and acrylic lens would work. I want to use my projectors and make a hid retrofit into a housing. My projectors are not sealed so I can't leave it open to the elements. I found some housings that look kind of like the veilside and ordered them the 4x6 would of worked perfectly fine but I couldn't lower the headlights as much as I wanted with them. The new housings are 6x3 so I am hoping it will look better.
EDIT: here's the link http://hellahd.com/index.php/default...-beam-halogen/
I agree, the Veilside lights look great to me. I wish some of the vendors took the time to make a kit, I'd be first in line to buy one.
The 6213 are too big and will not provide the correct beam pattern for driving. They are nearly the same size as the housing I have already and mine uses h4 bulbs.
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I can gaurantee no one is going to make a kit with that light since it is a work lamp and not for headlight use. However I did find a h4 version for auxiliary headlights but they are discontinued.
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The light I ordered ended up not working out and I can't find anything close to what I need so I am just going to work with what I have. Instead of finding a light that fits I am just going to make a shroud to make it look like the light is smaller.
So now I am just experimenting with pop up height. I really like the lower look.

So now I am just experimenting with pop up height. I really like the lower look.








